The Old Town tour ends near the Marie Curie’s Museum.
Old Town Free Tour
On this tour, we will introduce you to Warsaw. Through the most important sights within the borders of the Unesco World Heritage area, you will receive an overview of the city: past and present.
The tour covers in details the most important places situated in the medieval core of Warsaw, which consists of the Old Town (the first historical settlement) and the New Town (the second oldest district of Warsaw, called “new” 600 years ago). With our experienced guide you will see and learn about the Sigismund’s Column, Royal Castle, Saint John’s Cathedral, the Old Town Market Square, mediaeval city walls, Mermaid Statue, Barbican and Marie Curie’s birthplace.
Don’t forget to say hello to our mermaid on the way!
PLACES VISITED
- Castle Square
- Sigismund’s Column
- Royal Castle (seen from outside)
- Cathedral of Saint John (the oldest Warsaw church)
- magic bell
- Market Square (the oldest square of Warsaw)
- Mermaid Statue
- medieval city walls
- Barbican (fortified outpost of the city walls)
- Freta street (the main street of the New Town)
- Marie Curie’s birthplace
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Why to pre-book?
- It’s free of charge
- Your reservation guarantees you the spot on our tour
- You will attend the high-quality tour guided by locals
- Groups up to 20 people on our tours ensure safe distance and quality experience.
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Where does the Old Town tour end?
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Do you run tours on Polish Public Holiday?
Yes, we do. We run tours everyday all year round.
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Who are the guides?
Orange Umbrella Free Tour guides are true Varsovians and professional, licensed Warsaw guides. They will share with you their Warsaw passion. During tours you will hear interesting stories about Poland and Warsaw.
If you want to meet our guides before joining our tours click here for more information. You can also read reviews of Orange Umbrella guides on Tripadvisor website.